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How the Florida Public Service Commission affects what you pay for electricity (opens the original)
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When Thaddeus Williams looks at his electric bill, he sometimes has a series of choices to make. Should the 75-year-old retiree from South Seminole Heights in Tampa shut off his air conditioning to save a few dollars? Turn off the lights to make ends meet? "Everybody I talk to talk about, oh, man, my electric bill is higher than it was last month," Williams said. "Now, I know people who just wouldn't even pay the bill. They just said, 'Well, I ain't, I'm not gonna pay them,' and they live in the
David Jolly implores national Democrats to help in the Florida governor's race (opens the original)
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The latest finance reports show Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds has raised more than seven times the amount Democrat David Jolly has. Jolly said Donalds' flurry of advertisements is having an effect with voters. Looking for MORE trusted news? Subscribe to WFSU's Daily News to receive all the day's stories right in your inbox. Don't miss a beat! Jolly said a top Republican consultant said last week the only way he'll lose the race is if national Democrats choose "to take a pass o
Byron Donalds doubles down on cutting — or even eliminating — property taxes if elected (opens the original)
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Florida voters will get a choice in November whether to increase their property tax homestead exemption. But if Republican Byron Donalds is elected governor, he says he'll move to eliminate all property taxes. At a campaign stop in Tampa, Donalds said he would push such a move through a state Tax and Budget Reform Commission that meets every 20 years. And they're scheduled to convene again next year. ALSO READ: Donalds and Jolly call for Hope Florida reforms after scathing grand jury report "Whe
Veteran Florida politics expert says Angie Nixon's Senate primary win was no surprise (opens the original)
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Former USF political scientist Susan MacManus wasn't as surprised as some people about Angie Nixon's upset win over Alexander Vindman in the Democratic U.S. Senate primary. MacManus says women propelled her campaign, and she believes Nixon has a decent chance in the fall against incumbent Republican Ashley Moody. WUSF: A lot of people were stunned by Angie Nixon winning by such a large margin. What was your reaction when you heard the news about her winning so big? MacMANUS: I wasn't really surp
A political scientist weighs in on the upset in Florida's U.S. Senate primary (opens the original)
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Former USF political scientist Susan MacManus wasn't as surprised as some people about Angie Nixon's upset win over Alexander Vindman in the Democratic U.S. Senate primary. MacManus says women propelled her campaign, and she believes Nixon has a decent chance in the fall against incumbent Republican Ashley Moody. WUSF: A lot of people were stunned by Angie Nixon winning by such a large margin. What was your reaction when you heard the news about her winning so big? MacMANUS: I wasn't really surp
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